EU to present "Blueprint for Worldwide Currency System" to US this weekend!

Sarkozy, Barroso, Brown and all of the others that are at the fore front currently are puppets. Sarkozy's "presidency" has no real authority. In
fact most of his stances reflect what the high representative for the CFSP has been trying to accomplish since taking his post in 1999. Sarkozy is
just the face of the operation. Barroso, Brown and others simply parrot the same message. To see who holds real power in the union, one would need to
dig into which countries have full member status, and which ones have lesser degrees. Once one established that only the 10 WEU nations have full
status, one would then need to look at what offices hold the real power, in this one would find the Council of the European Union holds the real seat
of power while others are figure heads. One person has held its presidency, as well as several other offices in the union including CFSP. In the event
of an emergency ALL power is circumvented to the CFSP. WEU Assembly Recomendation 666 is a good start to see how this works. Which can be seen
here.

Its important to know that all offices mentioned in the above document are occupied by one man. The same man who pushes the buttons that move the
above mentioned puppets where he feels they should be. His name is also all over this Plan for Action, which is almost a step by step guide to
managing global reform.

This same man was the author of the Barcelona Process, now known as the Union for the Mediterranean. He is also the originator of the European
Neighborhood Policy, which is the guideline under which all members of the bloc must operate, it also gives the precedent for what is to be done
should a country step out of line, and he is also the man who holds the office that would enforce this policy. Which one can read a bit about here.

So has any one figured out yet who is really leading the EU? I'll give a nice shiney star to the first one to post his name. I know it would be
easier for me to just post a name, but in doing so no one would look for themselves. I have found giving someone just enough to start looking is
better than trying to convince the crowd.

I read through most of those links you posted and couldn't find any names, so I did some googling which led me to Wiki. I went through every
President of the EU and the only name that stands out is Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.

He seems like a prominent figure in the creation of the EU who has ties to the Bilderberg group, Trilateral Commission and was caught out recently
trying to fool the European public into accepting the Lisbon Treaty. In 2003 he received the Charlemagne Award of the German city of Aachen and he is
also a Knight of Malta. Am I warm or stone cold.

Nope sorry, check the high representative for foreign and security policy. He holds many other titles but this is easiest to find. If you look at the
doc. from Brookings institute his name as well as title are listed, and another coincidence is of all the leaders pictured he shows up in more than
any one else. Once some one gets it right I'll post transcripts from this meeting which, the context in which these world leaders speak of this man
are scary. One goes so far as to say this guy is "a personal incarnation of the worlds most effective institution of global governance, namely
himself."

Another hint, before taking his multiple offices in EU, he was Secretary General of NATO. Which bring up other issues regarding his character. Sorry
if it seems like a guessing game, but I would rather some one research and find for them selves, because most wouldn't believe if it were layed at
their feet.

Also, he's not the EU president. He hold the office of Secretary General the Council of the European Union, which is a different office as this one
actually has authority. While presidents rotate this guy has continually stayed in office.

Most recently on November 13 in an article titled: "The G-20's Secret Debt Solution." He's quite dire in saying short-term fixes won't be
discussed at its November 15 summit. A "far more fundamental fix is being (secretly) discussed - the possible revaluation of gold and the birth of an
entirely new monetary system." It's a topic Edelson has spent much time on previously.

Given the speed and severity of the current crisis, he believes something big is planned and puts it this way: "If we can't print money fast enough
to fend off another deflationary Great Depression, then let's change the value of the money." In other words, devalue it, but do it globally. "It
would be a strategy designed to ease the burden of ALL debts - by simultaneously devaluing ALL currencies (or at least all that matter) and
re-inflating ALL asset prices."

Edelson thinks G-20 officials will discuss this seriously. Essentially, the idea of "a new financial order that includes new monetary units that
(will help) wipe clean the world's debt ledgers." At best, it will be a tough sell given that the US, by far, is the world's largest debtor and the
one most in need of help. The urgency for all others is that if America sinks, it'll drag down all world economies with it, so it's possible some
kind of solution will be arranged. But it's not assured, nor can it be ruled out that the summit will be stalemated as every nation has its own
concerns and its own constituency to serve.

What Edelson is suggesting is that world economies together will do the same thing - "a simultaneous and universal currency devaluation" without
confiscating gold. They don't have to and instead can "raise the current official central bank price from its booked ($42.22) value an ounce - to a
price that monitizes a large enough portion of the world's outstanding debts."

If this happens, debts will be reduced to a fraction of re-inflated asset prices "led higher by the gold price." Further, Edelson believes, in place
of the dollar as a reserve currency, "three new monetary units of exchange (will emerge) with equal reserve status" - a new dollar, euro and "a new
pan-Asian currency" with the Chinese yuan likely surviving and linked to a basket of the other three.

With devaluation, new currencies will be worth less than the old ones by a considerable amount. For example, "10 new units of money (may then equal)
one old dollar or euro." They'll have new names as well, and new "regulations and programs would be designed and implemented to ease the transition
to a new monetary system" - if it happens and it's by no means assured.

But if it does, central banks and governments would run things along with the IMF that's had contingency plans for such an eventuality since it was
established in 1944. According to Edelson, a new monetary system will include the following:

(1) A new fixed-rate currency regime

Once the price of gold is increased and new currencies introduced, "a new fixed exchange rate system" will be introduced. The floating one and old
currencies will be eliminated to reduce market volatility.

The Above Top Secret Web site is a wholly owned social content community of The Above Network, LLC.

This content community relies on user-generated content from our member contributors. The opinions of our members are not those of site ownership who maintains strict editorial agnosticism and simply provides a collaborative venue for free expression.